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We need to transpose a large table from lines to columns. Within ACS it was not possible.Therefore we use our integrator to do this work for the ACS and return the result on another table in the ACS database.We still had to use Azure Function for the response time to be faster, in less than 1 minute, which is the timeout timeout of the ExternalApi .  

ACC: We can export the results of the queries and workflows on any screen. Just load the right mouse button.ACS: To be able to download the result of a query of some workflow is a very bureaucratic process. You have to register a public key, add on the ACS SFTP and so on. Not at all functional. In the ACC, we have the Query Editor. And from there we can do consultations without having to do WKFS. And we can still extract the results into files.I prefer the ACC much more than the ACS! In the ACC we have many more resources for developers. This is my opinion. Because I've worked with both.

The purpose of this thread is to continue the conversation from the Virtual User Group on the topic of Workfront System Maintenance on July 27, 2021. Many thanks to everyone who attended, and special thanks to @Skye Hansen‚, @William English‚, @Ryan Eaton‚ and @Shawn Loutensock‚ - our Olympic-level panelists - for sharing their experience and expertise. There was SO MUCH good information shared! You can see more in the attached slides - we've even included key bullet point takeaways since it was more panel/discussion style vs. presentation. You can watch the recording here. Do you have any questions that weren’t answered in the meetup? Was there a tip that was especially helpful that you picked up in the session? Leave a comment below and we’ll keep the conversation going! Thanks again. If you have any feedback (good or bad), please don’t hesitate to reach out. You can find the schedule for all upcoming User Groups on the Events page on Workfront One (one.workfront.com/events

Understand the process of creating an email delivery and learn how to design and personalize email content through this interactive how-to video tutorial on: Create and Design Email Deliveries   In case you have any questions after watching this video, please feel free to post them below or reach out through the community Q and A section. In case you have any ideas and/or suggestions regarding the Campaign product, then kindly submit them here.

Understand the use of campaign workflows and learn how to create a workflow and target profiles in a workflow using filtering conditions through this interactive how-to video tutorial on: Target Profiles in a Workflow   In case you have any questions after watching this video, please feel free to post them below or reach out through the community Q and A section. In case you have any ideas and/or suggestions regarding the Campaign product, then kindly submit them here.

hi, While we understand the importance and benifits that Adobe experience cloud ecosystem brings to the customer, some of them have already embarked into other platforms like Salesforce DMP & marketing cloud.Would like to know if it is even possible to leverage the segments created in Salesforce DMP in Adobe Target for personalization. Please share some insights on how this could be achieved with detailed steps.Thanks

Provides more personalization content in the sendEvent resolved promise, including Adobe Target response tokens. When the sendEvent command is executed, a promise is returned, which is eventually resolved with a result object containing information received from the server. This result object includes a property named decisions. This decisions property has been deprecated. A new property, propositions, has been added. This new property provides customers with access to more personalization content, including response tokens. More documentation will be available soon. Read more ➡️➡️ https://adobe.ly/3l2r3Mp  

Learn how to access profile data, sort and filter profiles and manually create and manage profiles through this interactive how-to video tutorial on: Create and Manage Profiles This video also explains the compliance of Adobe Campaign with General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).   In case you have any questions after watching this video, please feel free to post them below or reach out through the community Q and A section. In case you have any ideas and/or suggestions regarding the Campaign product, then kindly submit them here.

The purpose of this thread is to continue the conversation from the Virtual User Group on the topic of Training End Users on April 20, 2021. Many thanks to everyone who came to our virtual meetup! Special thanks to @Rachelle Dilley‚ from the University of Arizona for sharing her experience launching Workfront during a global pandemic and onboarding users entirely on Zoom. I think we can all agree that her approach was fantastic! Thanks also to @Dave Parker‚ from the Seed Company for sharing all the lessons he’s learned over the years for onboarding users. Sounds like both of these folks agree, when in doubt, leverage Workfront One! As promised, attached is a PDF of the presentation, and you can watch the recording here. (We had some Zoom issues early on, unfortunately we're not able to edit this. Hopefully you can just skip ahead!) Do you have any outstanding questions? Was there a tip that was especially helpful that you picked up in the session? Leave a comment below and we’ll

Hi,We are developing a plug-in for Rich Text Editor (RTE) Component. The plug-in will insert a <svg> tag (to display images for bullet points).The issue is that, when we close the plug-in after entering necessary content, the <svg> tag is present in RTE, but on final closure of the RTE, the <svg> tag gets removed. Is there a way to enable it for RTE, so that RTE does not remove it?Platform - AEM 6.3 (so TouchUI)Thanks in advance.Regards,Jagan K

AEM Content Fragments: An Introduction by Exadel Abstract This article is an introduction to a series of posts about using AEM content fragments (CF) in real life and all the potential problems you might encounter in doing so. I won’t dive too deep into the theory around CF, since Adobe’s documentation is quite exhaustive. I’ll point out some very basic info, and in further articles, we will take a look at practical applications. What is Content Fragment in AEM? Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Content Fragments (CF) allow us to manage page-independent content. They help us prepare content for use in multiple locations/over multiple channels. These are text-based editorial content that may include some structured data elements that are considered pure content without design or layout information. Content Fragments are intended to be used and reused across channels. Usage Highly-structured data-entry/form-based content Long-form editorial content (multi-line elements) Content managed o

Adobe Experience Platform Identity Graph is the Foundation for the Unified Profile by Priyanka Sharma Abstract This article provides conceptual and deployment information about how we are unifying fragmented identities in systems of interaction through Adobe Experience Platform identity services. Improving experience has become a ubiquitous business strategy. Great experiences are the new currency of brand loyalty. Consumers expect more personalized and contextual experiences. However, in Adobe’s 2019 Consumer Content Survey, 82% of consumers say they’ve received content from brands that isn’t personalized, and 38% of consumers say this happens constantly or frequently. Delightful consumer experiences that incite return engagement(s) tend to have a common denominator: The journey is frictionless between the various channel and device touchpoints. Consider Forrester Group’s earlier prediction — the average consumer will have 13 or more touchpoints with a brand before a conversion ev

Adobe Experience Platform’s Identity Service — How to Solve the Customer Identity Conundrum by Joseph R. Jones, Priyanka Sharma, Erin Davis, and Jody Arthur Abstract This blog describes how Adobe Experience Platform Identity Service works with identity data to help our customers develop the information-rich profiles they need to engage their customers at a deeper level. Check out the preceding blog about Identity Graph here. Identity is a core concept when it comes to building engaging and relevant customer experiences. Yet many enterprises struggle with building the rich and accurate 360-degree customer profiles necessary to deliver such experiences. The problems associated with establishing identity for enterprises is either they have an unmanageable amount of data or too little data. However, the primary challenge lies in connecting the data they have in a way that creates a meaningful representation of their customers’ identities. At Adobe, we know that fragmented profiles devel

AEM as a Cloud Service — Dispatcher Converter Tool by Dinesh Chaudhary Abstract Overview With Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) being available as a Cloud Service, there are a few notable changes on how Apache & Dispatcher configurations can be structured so that they can be deployed on the cloud. Below is an important if not exhaustive c This article outlines the Dispatcher Converter which is part of the initiative by Adobe of developing code refactoring tools to make existing content (code, package structure, indexes, configurations) compatible with AEM as a Cloud Service. This tool converts existing AEM Dispatcher configurations to AEM as a Cloud Service compatible Dispatcher configurations by honoring the changes listed above along with the ones checked by validator script which comes as part of Dispatcher Tools mentioned here. Usage It is recommended to use this tool via the AIO CLI plugin for code refactoring tools which integrates all the code refactoring tools and minimizes

Older versions of Adobe Experience Manager, CQ, and CRX by Adobe Docs Abstract Older versions of Experience Manager documentation The versions of Experience Manager, CQ and CRX listed on this page are End of Life and no longer officially sold by Adobe. Our last versions of official documentation for these older versions are available for your self-help needs. We recommend you upgrade to the latest version (which currently is Experience Manager 6.5). NOTE To know when an Experience Manager version will reach end of core support, see products and technical support periods and search AEM. Before you install Before you download the package, determine who will consume the content. This decision will determine how it is deployed: Developers can install locally for quick reference. For broader organizational documentation needs, it is recommended the package is deployed on an internally accessible, non-production AEM Author instance. Read Full Blog Older versions of Adobe Experience Manag

Using Smart Crop with AEM Assets Dynamic Media by Adobe Docs Abstract Adobe Experience Manager’s Dynamic Media Smart Crop capability includes ->AEM Asset admins can easily create image profiles for Smart Cropping based on device width and height. ->Smart cropping can be performed for an individual asset or can be performed for all assets within a folder. ->Smart Crop Editing Layout can be resized for better visibility. ->AEM Sites’ Dynamic Media component supports Smart Crop. ->Published URL for the Smart Cropped asset is available to be used with 3rd party applications that accept hosted assets. Note: Smart Crop coordinates are aspect ratio-dependent. That is, for the various smart crop settings in an image profile, if the aspect ratio is the same for the added dimensions in the image profile, then the same aspect ratio is sent to Dynamic media. Because of this, the same crop area will be suggested in the Smart Crop Editor. For example, a crop setting of 100x100 and 2

Adobe Experience Platform (AEP) Dictionary by Jimalytics Abstract Adobe Experience Platform (AEP) introduces a lot of new stuff that can be tricky for folks to wrap their head around (including myself). When you look at Adobe’s documentation and presentations, they’re very buttoned up and often use industry jargon. This makes sense – it’s an enterprise selling to enterprises. Unfortunately, that’s not how my brain processes information. To remedy that, I created a term dictionary with words that humans use. For the TL;DR, here’s a quick cheat sheet I whipped up. The intent of this isn’t to replace documentation. Instead, this dictionary is to help us understand jargon and brand-specific terms. After working on this for hours, it’s still horrifically incomplete. I hope to be adding more to this – and as I learn more, create a more fleshed out cheat sheet that will clarify AEP terms. Before we go into the terms, I want to send a shout-out to Eric Matisoff from Adobe for answering all o

Why Choose Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) For Enterprise Knowledge Management by Impelsys Marketing Team Abstract Today’s consumers are digitally savvy, more connected – and more demanding. Businesses need to rethink their digital strategies and focus on delivering customer-centric experiences across various channels. Before we delve into the details, here is a snippet of a discussion with our customer for their business needs — During our Monthly Customer-Business Review, one of our strategic customers enquired about managing the enterprise knowledge and making it available to the users securely. Below mentioned were some of the interesting asks that they were looking for in a solution An Enterprise-grade solution that is capable of providing the following – Built-in Digital Asset Management features Content Management features Availability on the Cloud Powerful Search capabilities Task Management Effective Video Management capabilities Should easily help convert Visual Media Prov

Adobe Experience Manager, the leading headless CMS* by Adobe Abstract Why would you need a headless CMS? IT is looking to address Agility and Flexibility Organisations want to deliver app-like experiences in addition to regular content pages Javascript frameworks like React and Angular have matured Content delivery channels have increased in number and technology has diversified So, IT needs a flexible, decoupled, developer friendly CMS. AEM's Pillars for Headless GraphQL and Content Services power efficient rendering in client applications and robust APIs for content management AEM's Content Fragment Model editor enables you to define content models, relationships and governance via a no-code GUI. Our content fragment editor is an intuitive user interface for creating and managing content. Experience Fragments can be delivered as json objects or plain html while enabling rich personalisation across channels GraphQL Adobe's GraphQL APIs for Content Fragments supports headless use c

Adobe Campaign Insider Monthly Webinar Series Session Topic:  Adobe Campaign integrations with a marketing ecosystem   Recording URL: https://adobe.ly/3O37eQ1    About the Session: Cross-channel marketing solutions like Adobe Campaign should not sit in isolation from other technologies or teams. Unfortunately, data and content often get stuck in disparate systems, impeding a complete understanding of a customer and disrupting cross-channel strategies. Join this session to learn how Adobe Campaign integrates with other Adobe solutions and 3rd party technologies commonly found in a marketing ecosystem.Key takeaways: Understanding use cases enabled by Adobe Campaign Integrations Tips and tricks for integrating Adobe Campaign with other solutions Knowing where to go for help and resources regarding Adobe Campaign Integrations Insight into the Adobe Campaign roadmap Session Speakers: Bruce Swann, Principal Product Marketing Manager, Adobe Scott Segrin,&n

Adobe launches XML Documentation for Adobe Experience Manager as a Cloud Service by Loni stark Abstract The modern workforce is under tremendous strain because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Often with tighter budgets, organizations still need to sustain revenue streams while balancing the need to provide exceptional customer experiences and high engagement for their employees. And while resource availability may be at an all-time low, the volume of support required across industries is at an all-time high. As organizations look to ramp up support initiatives for customers and employees, documentation and content teams are facing an overwhelming demand to create and deliver contextually relevant support content faster. Adobe’s component content management system (CCMS) — XML Documentation for Adobe Experience Manager, is a mission-critical piece in the customer journey puzzle as it provides structured content management capabilities to author, manage and deliver relevant, personalized and

Introduction to Adobe Experience Manager by Netcomlearning Abstract What is Adobe Experience Manager (AEM)? Adobe Experience Manager is a platform for managing, delivering, and organizing emerging themes. Its fundamental goal is to provide consumers with meaningful interactions that will help them create identities, fuel demand, and expand their scope. The user can build tailored content with models and upload it safely in the cloud. Adobe Experience Manager is a product management system that allows you to offer helpful information to your customers across several platforms (web, mobile, app, etc.). Marketers may wish to expand AEM's capabilities to make it easier to build and manage campaigns, monitor marketing platforms, and personalize content. You should use Adobe Campaign, Analytics, Audience Planner, and/or Adobe Goal to do this. Let me go through those techniques in more detail, and then we'll see how Adobe Experience Manager fits in. Integrate the campaign fully inside the

What is Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Forms? by Bounteous Abstract AEM Forms provide an easy-to-use solution to create, manage, publish, and update complex digital forms while integrating with back-end processes, business rules, and data. Designed to work across both mobile and web, AEM Forms can efficiently be integrated into your work process reducing the challenge of keeping track of a large database of forms and the chance of error. Before I started down this road, I thought it was just another form builder. Well, that’s part of it. But, to simplify it that much does not do this tool justice. Here is a quick run-down of some of the features that make AEM Forms a flexible, secure, and powerful choice: Back-end customization on form-submission Front-end integration with other platforms/websites Dynamic field population/data integration Adobe Sign for capturing a digital signature Automatic saving (for logged in or anonymous users) Custom field validation Form field rules (from si

HOW AEM STREAMLINES MULTI-CHANNEL CONTENT MANAGEMENT by PJ UTSI Abstract We live in a multi-channel world, and in 2021, no one deals with just one eCommerce channel. Even the simplest digital businesses will likely connect with their customers through social media as well as their traditional sales channel. Some businesses are savvy with social media and email newsletters or employ multiple avenues of engagement for their employees and customers via mobile apps. Some retail outlets take advantage of digital signage or multiple marketing based channels. With these different touchpoints in play, content in different formats, sizes, and styles adds up. Naturally, managing this diverse content across all of these channels can get really complex, really fast. Yet, this is not a 'nice-to-have' initiative—it is imperative as it directly relates to an optimized digital customer experience. According to research from PWC, 90% of consumers expect consistent interactions across multiple chann

Building Flexibility and Streamlined Internal Process with Hybrid Headless in Adobe Experience Manager by Steven Carter Abstract Organizations that create a lot of content to be used across sites or different applications can use a hybrid headless approach with Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) to add flexibility without sacrificing content authoring capabilities. If you've done anything with a Content Management System in the past few years, you've likely heard the term "Headless." Headless is used to describe the concept of storing the content within one system and consuming that content for display within another system. The "body" is stored in the CMS while the display or "head" is managed in a different system, leaving the CMS as a "Headless CMS." Going headless can offer several advantages over a traditional CMS setup. A primary advantage is the flexibility afforded when content can be consumed across various channels and disparate display systems. For example, content may be con